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COVID Vaccination in Portugal Expected to Start Between Dec. 27 and 29, But Vaccination Schedule Delayed
Portugal’s vaccination chief Francisco Ramos says the country’s health system can start vaccinations the same day as they arrive in the country.
Golden Visa Investments Up 35% in November Year-Over-Year
But year-to-date, the value of the investments is still down 11%.
Let’s Have A Word #7: Noiserv
The Lisbon multi-instrumentalist Noiserv spells out a word starting with N for us.
Coworking in the COVID Era – A Look Into Lisbon’s Coworking Spaces
As the COVID-19 pandemic stretches on, Lisbon’s coworking spaces are being forced to adapt to new restrictions and work habits — and banking on a comeback.
Programa Renda Acessível: The City’s Affordable Housing Initiative, but Who Does it Really Serve?
Questions remain about the sustainability of Lisbon’s affordable housing program in providing long-term solutions, while private developers stand to benefit greatly.
Reflector #17: Love And Rockets – “Saudade”
An instrumental vaguely evoking the sound of a Portuguese guitar… coupled with synthesizers
SEF Director Resigns Amid Scrutiny Over the Death of Ukrainian Citizen at Lisbon Airport
The resignation of Cristina Gatões comes nine months after the murder of Ilhor Homenyuk while in the custody of SEF at the airport.
Momentous Eventus: Pre-Xmas Plexus
In case you haven’t noticed, Christmas is right around the corner. While you wait for the jolly fat man in the sky to spread merry and some much needed holiday
Sines Becomes Economic Battleground in US-China Clash
Portugal’s Sines has become the latest economic battleground between the United States and China, with tensions looking to stay high.
Portugal’s State of Emergency Extended, New Year’s Eve Travel Banned
Through the end of the year, Portugal’s state of emergency rules get a bit complicated, but we have you covered.
Traditional Portuguese Olive Oil, a Culinary Staple We Take for Granted, May Be at Risk
Old olive tree groves in Portugal, some of which have withstood Napoleonic invasions, the end of the monarchy, and four decades of fascist dictatorship, are being increasingly abandoned — and threatened by a disease.
Reflector #16: Sophia – “Portugal”
The result of Robin Proper-Sheppard taking stock while he was in Portugal.
